Description
Burgundy is the one that does the most work after dark. Under daylight it reads as a deep wine with the guard hair lifting to a warmer red at the tips; under a restaurant light it goes almost black and only moves when you do. This burgundy mink crop jacket is cut short, stopping at the natural waist, which is what makes it work over a long dress as easily as over denim.
The front is the argument for it: five crocodile-embossed leather straps on square gold buckles, running from the stand collar to the leather band at the hem, with the same leather turned back at the cuffs and buckled. It is closer to military frogging than to a fur coat fastening, and it is what stops a short fur jacket reading as soft.
Fitted in our own West 30th Street workroom before it leaves. See the rest of the reds and burgundies, or every short fur jacket we carry. Summers belong in cold storage, and we vault, clean and repair everything we sell. The hat, bag and boots are styling; the jacket is sold on its own.








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